Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-09-29

Mrs l. NJ Sc0bie point lace handkerchief. 90
Miss Clara Josten shaving paper holder...... so
Miss Clara Josten piano 90
Mrs ID Clayton banner so
Mrs d Clayton pin cushion. so
Mrs D Clayton table scarf......... .........- so
Seward Garthwaite "HammocK" by blind
HicKoK swiss Cottage by boy Of Il yE.. So
Mrs NJ Smith home made gilt frarnes........... SO
Miss Alice Bailey tidy. so
Miss Hattie Woods splasher. so
Mrs Frank Smith wreath of howers-......... 80
Mrs Frank Smith ornamental stand. so
Miss Matte Humphrey mantel coyer.....-- 50
Mrs HosKins toilet set......- so
Mrs Frank Smith oil painting on CANVASS. so
DIVISION K-Men's Discretionary Department.
Superintendent-C. J. Woodward, Bloomington.
Class 30
judges Henry Lord. Bloomington; r. NJ.
Day, Mt Hope Geo. W. Pike. Bloomington.
Baker pears" 25
All Ketner "Kole rabi tnrnips'' Is
Hiram Roberts red peppers" .........-..... Is
Smith Bros Hereford bulP' .................. 90
DIVISION Ir--Herd Of Cattle.
Observation-Disclosures BooRMAN.
C1dse 50,
Fred Rector FIRST premium (Herd Holsteins) 80 90
DIVISION M.
Trotting and Running Races
Second day. September Sth.
No. l. Running races, at 1:So P. NJ. Purse,
heats, best in S. 5000 to first 500 to second,
S.. 90 to third. $500 TO fourth.
Newman Bros Dancing JacK.................... LIST
VIM Perrin's Bird B..... 20
No. 2. Trotting race, at 500 p NJ. Purse. 5000
FOR horses owned in Grant, Crawford. and Rich
land and Iowa Counties. Best in g. 5000 to
first, $500 to second $1,000 to third, $500 to
fourth.
Loveland Co.'S Mdnight......... LIST
Duneans Medoc "a
No g. Free for all running race, at 400 r NJ.
Purse s7 % emile heats beet in g. $4,000 to
loves Lilly LIST
Newman Bros. Dancing JacK..................... I'd
NJ Lewis Harry Wellar.-...................... Srd
Third day, September 9th.
No. A. Green race at 200 P. N. Purse, $500, for
horses that have never tyotted for money, best
in 5, mile heats $1,000 to first, $500 to second,
$500 to third. 50. to fourth. Entrance fee 10 per
cent of purse.
schuttes Brown Blly................ ........ LIST
Dewey's Dexter I'd
HicKliu's Gray KirK..... Withdrawn
No. 5 Free for all, at 500 ?. N. Purse $4,000
second, So 50 to third, SIS 90 to fourth En-
trance fee 10 per cent of purse.
Loyeland & Cos Midnight. ...s............ list
BISHOPS Lady Cutler 20
Duncan's Medoe (withdrawn) ..................-..
Noe. Mule race, at $50 P. NJ Purse, $1,000
Half mile heats best in g. IS 90 to first So 90
to second 81 90 to third Entrance fee 81 co.
Westmonds Cleveland LIST
Harry 1oungs st Johu.......... "a
ocnuttes 5ru
The foregoing list covers the premi-
ums paid but does not in all classes
show premiums offered, nor all the en-
tries.
In Glass there were offers for Swear
old and 1-year old stations and for sec
ond best 2-year and 1-year old filleys.
In class there were offers for 3-year
and 1-year stations and second best l.
year filley.
Class 4, offered So and 50 for spans Of
mules. There were no entries.
Glass offered premiums through all
the ages and sexes of "Shorthorn" cat
tie, but premiums were given only for
those named in the list.
The offers were also full in Glass 6,
Galloways, in class Z, Holsteins, in
class s, crosses or natives, and in class
80, herd of cattle.
In class 9, fine wool sheep, there
were 16 entries, but for reason below
stated, no exhibits.
Offers were full for swine in class II,
same as in class II.
In most of the cases where there ap-
pears to have been no competition in
stock, there were entries on record, but
the unpropitlous weather of the second
day of the fair prevented the owners
from bringing the animals to the
ground. The same fact is to some ex-
tent true of the minor or lighter arti-
Giles.
The entries of record in the several
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